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Arizona Supreme Court takes up tuition case

By Djamila Grossman
PHOENIX - The Arizona Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to consider the legality of a case in which former University of Arizona students sued the Arizona Board of Regents for increasing tuition by nearly 40 percent in 2003.

HPV vaccine may be expanded to men

By Jason Koebler
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Growing concerns about the spread of human papillomavirus may lead to a vaccine, now available for women, to be administered to men.

Study reveals inequality in higher education salaries

By Jenna Morrison
PROVO, Utah - A study published by the American Association of University Professors Thursday showed an interesting disparity in the salaries of employees of different universities across the country.

Research indicates possible benefits, harmful effects of marijuana

By Eric Mills
NORMAL, Ill. - With certain research indicating possible benefits of marijuana, many believe Illinois should be one of the next states to legalize it for medicinal purposes.

Prescription drug abuse increases on college campuses

By Megan Menard
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - He gave in to peer pressure and illegally took a Lortab. He couldn’t  sleep well, so he bought Xanax from another student. He had to stay up to study for finals, so he got Adderall from a friend.

U. of Kansas student arrested for peaceful protest

By Tyler Harbert
LAWRENCE, Kan. - Jon Dennis didn’t get arrested during spring break for indecent exposure or public intoxication.

Binge drinking still problematic for students nationwide

By Amelia Eanes
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Beer pong, flip cup, bar crawls, Thirsty Thursdays, pre-gaming, postgaming… For some college students, drinking has become a way of life. But for many, it may be hard to distinguish between social and binge drinking.